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EDUCATION
THROUGH THE ARTS
FALL 2021
Greetings and Salutations,
This is a very special year for us at Luther Burbank Center programming this year. If in-person participation won’t work
for the Arts: we’re celebrating our 40th anniversary! On for you right now, no worries! You can still take a virtual field
top of that, we’re entering our 37th year of providing trip with your students to a School Show performance,
quality arts education experiences to Sonoma and our engage in an Arts Integration Residency, or even hone
surrounding counties. Hundreds of thousands of students your arts integration and culturally responsive classroom
have participated in our programs over the years—from practices through a Professional Development workshop.
summer camps to school shows to workshops and
What a roller coaster the past few years have been for
clinics with artists—nearly every long-term Sonoma
our community! Just like you’re committed to being
County resident remembers their first visit to the LBC.
there to help your students succeed, we’re committed to
If the past four decades has shown us anything, it’s that making a difference in the lives of educators and students,
a strong education in the arts can transform lives. Arts which is why there are scholarships available for every
education aids in the development of well-rounded program we offer. This catalog is filled with a multitude of
citizens, allows for self-discovery and growth, and helps opportunities to breathe life into learning while providing
prepare our next generation for success in schools, work, access and opportunity to learn about and through the
and life. We strive to provide a platform for students arts. I hope that you will find something in these pages
young and old to learn to use their skills to find a new that can inspire a little magic for you and your students.
understanding of their lives and the world around them.
Warmly,
Heading into the 2021–2022 school year, we’re just as
excited as you are to get out from behind the screen
and back to your students. Even so, many unknowns
remain about what the future holds, which is why we are Ashleigh Worley
continuing to offer flexibility in format and scheduling for our Director of Education & Community Engagement
Luther Burbank Center for the Arts
Education Programs Reach
2020-2021
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT
Tools for Teachers
Teaching Artist Training
Mariachi Intensive
ARTISTS IN THE SCHOOLS
Arts Integration Residencies
Music Matters Ukulele Program
Dancers Unite
PERFORMANCES
School Shows
Family Fun Series
BEYOND THE CLASSROOM
Music for Schools
Alaska Hawaii
Mariachi Ensemble
Summer Camps
Student Art
Master Classes & Student Clinics
Teachers Experiencing Arts
Meet-Up (TEAM)
Ireland Morocco Mexico Trinidad & Tobago Canada Finland Ireland
COMMUNITY CONNECTIONS
Fiesta de Independencia
Sing-Along
Guitar Challenge
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A Look Inside
Professional Development 4
Artists in the Schools 8
Beyond the Classroom 10
School Shows & Supplemental Resources 12
Community Connections 14
Our Supporters 15
Contact Us
Payments, Scholarships, School Shows, Chrystie Prokopakis, School and Family Coordinator
and Supplemental Resources 707.800.7504 | cprokopakis@lutherburbankcenter.org
Master Classes & Student Clinics, Music for Schools, Tracy Sawyer, Community Engagement Coordinator
Professional Development, and Summer Camps 707.800.7529 | tsawyer@lutherburbankcenter.org
Artists in the Schools and Online Resources Hannah Keefer, Curriculum Specialist
707.800.7548 | hkeefer@lutherburbankcenter.org
Mariachi Ensemble José Soto, Music Specialist
707.800.7502 | jsoto@lutherburbankcenter.org
Community Connections and General Questions Melanie Weir, Associate Director of Education & Community Engagement
707.800.7520 | mweir@lutherburbankcenter.org
Ashleigh Worley, Director of Education & Community Engagement
707.800.7528 | aworley@lutherburbankcenter.org
Terms & Conditions
Please read carefully prior to making reservations and communicate to chaperones. • Payments overdue by 30 days or more past an event may be subject to an
• Order applications are available for online submission at additional processing fee of a minimum of $5 up to 20% per invoice.
lutherburbankcenter.org/education. • For Professional Development events: All changes and cancellations must
• Order applications are a request only and not a guarantee of admission. be submitted in writing 5 business days prior to the event. No refunds issued
Admission is based on availability. after this deadline. Lack of payment is NOT considered cancellation.
• Applications are confirmed by mail or email as specified when the application • For Virtual School Shows: Intended for school groups of 10 or more.
is submitted. If we cannot fulfill your request, we will contact you by email. All changes and cancellations must be submitted in writing and received
• Payment by credit card or check, made payable to Luther Burbank Center for three full weeks (21 days) prior to the first available viewing date. No refunds
the Arts, is due 30 days from receipt of order application. issued after this deadline. Lack of payment is NOT considered cancellation.
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Professional Development
Tools for Teachers Virtual! Self-Awareness and
Wed, Sep 29, 2021 Resilience Through
4:00–6:00pm
We know it is essential to include resources for teachers Writing and Art
in providing arts education opportunities that prepare our Instructor: How might “close looking” at a work
next generation for success in school, work, and life. We Mary Hall Surface of art and reflective writing help our
Grades: 2–12
are proud to present our Professional Development students build their social-emotional
Subjects: ELA, Social capacities? This workshop invites
series through our partnership with the John F. Kennedy
Emotional Learning, educators of all subjects and grade
Center for the Performing Arts, focusing on standards- Visual Art levels to “see, feel, and connect”
based lessons that you can take immediately back to your inspired by a contemporary work
classroom. CEUs are available for each workshop. of art. Participants will discover
how to navigate through a new
experience, meet and manage new
emotions, and respond intentionally
to uncertainty. Experience how
slow looking, creative writing, and
reflection can deepen understanding
Another hit, LBC! So much of self and community and
info in a short afternoon PD. strengthen resilience during times of
challenge and change.
The time flew by but my mind
is packed with ways I can use
this next year.”
BUY MORE, SAVE MORE
Save up to 15% off registration!
All 3 workshops = 15% off,
2 workshops = 10% off
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Professional Development
Made possible by the generosity of the Farley Family Charitable Foundation.
Virtual! Harvard Project Zero Virtual! Exploring ACEs,
Wed, Oct 27, 2021 Thinking Routines to Wed, Dec 1, 2021 Trauma Informed
4:00–6:00pm 4:00–6:00pm
Make Learning Visible Teaching Practices,
Instructor: In this interactive workshop, we’ll Instructor: and Arts Integration
Indi McCasey delve into three key Thinking Jess Mercer Learning Techniques
Grades: K–12 Routines from Harvard’s Project Grades: K–12
Subjects: Common (with emphasis on 4–12) ACEs, or Adverse Childhood
Zero that can be adapted for all
Core Subjects, Social Subjects: Dance, Experience scores, impact students
grade levels and disciplines. These
Emotional Learning Music, Trauma in every classroom. In this interactive
simple and fun strategies encourage
Informed Teaching workshop, explore the knowledge,
metacognition, spark empathy,
Practices, Visual Art insight, and techniques necessary
enhance communication, and reveal
for approaching youth with high
shifts in thinking over time. We’ll also
ACEs and trauma-embedded
address creative ideas for how to
behaviors. Participants will navigate
document these Thinking Routines in
the neurological science behind
order to make learning visible both
behaviors youth express and explore
inside and outside the classroom.
how to reshape approaches to
Whether you’re new to the idea of
address those behaviors. Learn or
Thinking Routines or use See/Think/
revisit how to integrate art into your
Wonder every day in your learning
toolbox to problem solve behaviors
space, there’s something for every
and communicate with students in
educator in this workshop!
new, more meaningful ways.
Spring 2022
workshops to
be announced
soon!
These workshops were developed in association with the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts and are partially
underwritten by the U.S. Department of Education and the National Committee for the Performing Arts. The Center’s
program is presented in partnership with Santa Rosa Charter School for the Arts and Sonoma County Office of Education.
Our Professional Development program is part of the Upstream Investments portfolio.
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Professional Development
Spring 2022
workshops to
be announced
soon!
Teaching Virtual! Lesson Planning for
Artist Training Wed, Sep 15, 2021
4:00–6:00pm
In-School Instruction
Specifically geared for teaching artists new to working
Instructor: in school settings or just new to the craft, this session
Local teaching artists who are looking to Hannah Keefer will discuss the key elements of a strong lesson, how
further their training are invited to participate to build a curriculum plan, working with a classroom
in LBC’s Teaching Artist Training. These teacher, and tailoring your work to that teacher’s
expectations. Participants are encouraged to bring a
workshops will focus on key topics relevant
short lesson to work with and will leave with a flexible
to teaching artists of all experience levels template for classroom teaching.
who are interested in honing their craft.
Virtual! Arts Educators as Entrepreneurs
Wed, Oct 20, 2021
I got a lot of value out 4:00–6:00pm
How often have you heard “you can’t make a living in
the arts”? You’re confident in your craft as a teaching
of this presentation. Instructor: artist and know the value of arts education, but maybe
not as confident seeking out opportunities for work.
Thank you for creating Bridget Palmer
How do you share your work with a wider audience?
a community where What if your work was so popular that you had to turn
down jobs or hire employees? What if parents and
people can learn school districts brought offers of work to YOU?
and discuss, and for Teaching Artist Bridget Palmer has wrestled with these
questions for 20 years in Sonoma County. Through this
welcoming those of us workshop, she’ll share strategies and tips that have
enabled her to grow her business, serve hundreds
outside your region.” of children annually, develop essential relationships,
and become one of the "go to" individuals in the local
arts education community. Journey through a process
designed to help you reflect on your business model,
BUY MORE, SAVE MORE identify action steps, and receive feedback from a
cohort of like-minded individuals. Bridget's goal is to
Save 10% when you register get you fired up as an arts educator to make money
for both workshops! and change the world!
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Professional Development
Inclusion, Diversity, Equity
& Access in the Classroom
In this three-part virtual series, participants will explore the science
and social systems that impact classroom practice. This engaging,
interactive, and non-judgmental series will support arts educators
and administrators as they reflect their practice toward culture,
communications, instruction, and student expectations in the classroom.
Virtual! Diversity and Inclusion
Wed, Nov 3, 2021 in the Classroom
4:00–5:30pm
When students feel welcomed, accepted, and valued,
Instructor: their level of engagement, effort, and connection
Sejal Thakkar to the curriculum will dramatically increase. This
training will focus on creating an inclusive classroom
culture by embracing the cornerstones of openness,
clear communications, and respect. Participants will
gain a foundational understanding of diversity and
inclusion and reflect on their own lived experience
while exploring characteristics of a truly inclusive
educational environment.
Virtual! Mitigating Unconscious Bias
Wed, Nov 17, 2021 and Micro-Aggressions in the
4:00–5:30pm
Classroom
Instructor: Unconscious bias occurs when we make spontaneous
Sejal Thakkar judgments about people or situations based on past
experiences, culture, or environment. In this workshop,
participants will explore aspects of their own identity
through the lens of media and lived experience to
consider how those aspects are depicted, whether
positive or negative. This training will provide
participants with critical insights that will inform
their instruction as well as techniques to identify and
address unconscious bias and micro-aggressions that BUY MORE, SAVE MORE
may surface in an educational setting.
Save $50 when you register
for all 3 workshops!
Virtual! Allyship in the Classroom Save 50% on each additional
Wed, Dec 8, 2021
Educators have a responsibility to ensure a welcome, person from your organization
4:00–5:30pm
safe, and supportive learning environment. Whether if you register together!
Instructor: directly interacting with students, parents, or
Dr. Erika Powell colleagues or witnessing interactions between others,
participants will explore concrete, actionable, tools
and methods in order to be advocates and allies for
their students, themselves, and others.
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Artists in the Schools
Arts Integration Instructor:
Janet Greene
Sing, Dance, and
Clap Your Way into
Residencies Grades: K–1
Subjects: Dance, ELA,
Language Literacy
Music Develop language and
Each of LBC’s arts integration residencies brings an comprehension skills with songs,
artist to your class to lead your students through six rhymes, and movement.
interactive sessions combining an art form and another
academic content area to dive deeper into learning.
Instructor: The Science and
Janet Greene
Mystery of Sound Travel
Grades: 1–3
Explore how sound travels
Subjects: Music,
I was amazed with what Science
through air, solids, and liquids
with the creation and use of
Hannah was able to musical instruments.
prompt my students to do
using language, voice, and
emotion to gain a deeper Instructor: Exploring Folktales
understanding of text. It Janet Greene
Through Music
Grades: 2–3
surprised me that even and Movement
Subjects: Dance, ELA,
some of my most inactive Music Bring the classic Russian story of
The Firebird to life through creative
students were excited and movement, dance, and music.
wanted to participate. Thank
you, Hannah and the Luther Instructor: Bringing Books to Life:
Burbank Center!” Hannah Keefer
Adapting Literature for
Grades: 4–12
the Stage
Subjects: Drama, ELA
Students will adapt a novel they’ve
read in class into an abridged stage
version, with focus on narrative
Some residencies are available themes, characterization, and dialogue.
virtually. Contact us to learn more!
Instructor: Discovering Language
Hannah Keefer
Through Drama
Grades: 6–12
Specifically for ELL and Strategic
Subjects: Drama,
English classrooms, develop
ELA, Social Emotional
communication and comprehension
Learning
skills through drama activities
and techniques.
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Artists in the Schools
Instructor: Finding Wisdom
Onye Onyemaechi
Through African
Grades: 6–12
Drumming
Subjects: Music,
Social Studies, Social Students will learn basic drumming
Emotional Learning techniques, discover the drum’s
historical and cultural context,
and use both to enhance their
social-emotional skills.
Instructor: Mastery Through
Bridget Palmer
Movement: Bringing
Grades: PK–2
English to Life for Early
Subjects: Dance,
Drama, ELA
Language Learners
Use make-believe play to embody
parts of speech, emotions,
and stories.
Instructor: Story Ninjas Dancers Unite
Bridget Palmer
Improvised Tales: This year-long dance program introduces preschool through 3rd
Grades: K–8
A Costumed Approach grade students to creative movement while enhancing listening,
Subjects: Drama, ELA collaboration, and communication skills. Students meet with a
to Narrative Creation
professional dance teaching artist once per week for two 10-
Create and perform original stories week sessions before a final culminating performance.
inspired by costumes and props.
Space is limited!
Instructor: Drama, Not Trauma:
Bridget Palmer
Empowering the
Grades: 1–8
Subjects: Drama,
Inner Superhero Music Matters:
ELA, Social Emotional
Learning
Learn strategies through drama
to prevent bullying and empower Ukulele Instruction
students’ inner superheroes.
This year-long music program for elementary students explores
basic musicianship, instrument care, tuning, and playing
ukulele. Students learn new songs plus compose and learn a
collaborative class song integrated with their studies.
Instructor: Shining a Light on We are currently unable to accommodate additional classrooms
Bridget Palmer
History Through for this program.
Grades: 1–8
Shadow Puppetry
Subjects: Drama,
ELA, Social Emotional Bring historic events to life through
Learning the magical, memorable art form of
shadow puppetry.
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Beyond the Classroom
Music for Schools
Our Music for Schools instrument lending library allows students who
cannot afford the opportunity to participate in their school’s band or
orchestra program the opportunity to do so. Working directly with schools
and teachers, the instruments are loaned for the entire school year,
completely free of charge.
Since its inception in 2000, the lending library has grown from a small
collection of core band instruments to more than 1,000 instruments of all
types through the generous community support.
“My program would not be as good or complete
without the opportunity to borrow Music for
Schools instruments for my students.”
10 Education Through the Arts | FALL 2021Beyond the Classroom
Mariachi Ensemble
Luther Burbank Center’s Mariachi Ensemble program expands upon
the skills taught to participants in LBC’s Mariachi Summer Camp. This
free, audition-only afterschool program allows students to attend weekly
rehearsals, participate in community performances, while providing
instruments for student use. Classes cover music theory, stage presence,
vocal and musical technique, and mariachi history and culture. Along with the
performing Ensemble, we offer beginning and intermediate-level skills classes.
“Every new thing they learn in mariachi motivates
them to be better people and they try to improve
every day. It is very motivating for them.”
Teachers Experiencing Arts Meet-Up (TEAM)
Teachers Experiencing Arts Meet-Up (TEAM) serves as a teacher’s night
out while also introducing educators to aspects of the Center’s programming
they may not have formerly experienced. Each event focuses around an arts
activity tied to offerings of the Education Through the Arts program. We hope
you will join us at these events to help shape our programs to better serve
you and your students.
Virtual! Back to School Kick-Off
September 22, 2021 | 4:30–5:30pm
Additional events will be announced later in the year.
“LBC’s TEAM nights are a welcome opportunity
to learn about their programs and offer a fun
way to collaborate with other teachers!”
Let’s Be Creative! with LBC
The Let’s Be Creative virtual initiative offers weekly arts videos and
tutorials curated by LBC and delivered online via the LBC Facebook and
YouTube pages so that students of all ages (and their families) are able to
learn and participate from home. This initiative includes dance classes,
instrument care tutorials, visual art projects, music challenges, literature-
based lessons, and more. Find the links to the playlists on our website!
“That was great! Hopefully many students will
get to see and participate in it. Well done!”
Visit us at lutherburbankcenter.org/education 11School Shows
Virtual! Steve Trash
Oct 1–30 2021
Magic meets science with rockin’ Eco Hero Steve Trash! This
Grades: 1–5
world-famous public television star was green before it was
Run Time: 60 min
cool. Join us as Steve Trash uses magic tricks and illusions to
teach students how everything in nature is connected and
that trash is actually a valuable natural resource. We’ll learn
about the importance of recycling, not littering, and what
items are recyclable, while having fun, too! This one-of-a kind
show features reused materials for an exciting blend of
eco-entertainment and eco-education.
Virtual! Charlotte’s Web
Oct 18–Nov 14, 2021 by TheatreWorksUSA
Grades: K–5
“Salutations!” E.B. White’s beloved story about “some pig” named
Run Time: 60 min
Wilbur and a little gray spider named Charlotte is brought to
life in this lively adaptation. This treasured tale, featuring quirky
and endearing farm animals, explores the timeless virtues of
friendship, courage, and unconditional love.
Virtual! Dog Man: The Musical
Oct 24–Nov 21, 2021 by TheatreWorksUSA
Grades: 1–5
Best buds George and Harold have created comics for years.
Run Time: 60 min
But now that they’re in 5th grade, they figure it’s time to level
up and write a musical based on their favorite character, Dog
Man, the crime-biting sensation who is part dog, part man, and
all hero! Don’t miss this hilarious new production based on the
worldwide best-selling book series from Dav Pilkey, creator of
Captain Underpants
We are incredibly appreciative of the financial support that
made it possible for all of our students to visit the LBC.”
12 Education Through the Arts | FALL 2021School Shows &
Spring 2022 Supplemental Resources
school shows to
be announced
soon!
Adapting History Virtual!
by Dahlak Nov 1–30, 2021
Grades: 6–12
Musical artist Dahlak uses spoken word poetry to narrate the
Run Time: 60 min
complex history of our nation. From gospel to blues, jazz to
R&B, America has produced some of the most innovative music
of the 20th century. Although the songs are easy on the ears,
their inception occurred in cultural climates that were often
discordant. This musical chronicle shows that despite conflict
and misunderstanding, we are still brilliantly creative and
resilient.
Adapting History was created in collaboration with and commissioned by Montalvo
Arts Center’s Education Department, OneBeat via the U.S. State Department,
ArtPower UCSD, and the Mondavi Center at UC Davis.
What Do You Do With An Idea? Virtual!
by Inlet Dance Theatre Nov 29–Dec 17, 2021
Grades: PK–4
Told through movement, music, and narration, an ensemble of
Run Time: 60 min
dancers creates a magical world where ideas grow and take
flight. When a child has an idea, they don’t know what to do with
it. At first, they attempt to hide it away, but when the idea gets
stronger so does the child’s confidence, leading up to the day
something amazing happens. Based on the New York Times best
selling book, this is a story for anyone, at any age, who has ever
had an idea that seemed a little too big, too odd, or too difficult.
Last year, Evert Person’s ArtReach
program provided 44,111 tickets to
virtual student matinees on scholarship,
Supplemental saving schools nearly $400,000.
Resources
Set the Stage Evert Person’s ArtReach
Set the Stage with materials to prepare students for their virtual We strive to provide school groups with quality performances at
field trip! This online program gives teachers access to quality affordable prices and we recognize that this fall has been especially
resource materials for our School Shows with ease. On our website, hard financially for our community. As part of this goal, we offer
you’ll find a study guide, talking points for classroom discussion with ArtReach, a free and reduced-price ticket program.
context and background for each topic, information about theater
etiquette, and an activity for students to complete.
Order online and find Common Core standards, lesson plan ideas, and more at lutherburbankcenter.org/education 13Community Connections
Virtual! Redwood Credit Union presents
Sun, Sep 12, 2021 LBC’s 12th Annual Fiesta
2:00–3:00pm de Independencia
Luther Burbank Center is proud to celebrate Latino Heritage
Month with a taste of Latin America in Sonoma County
during our annual Fiesta de Independencia—coming to
you this year as a virtual celebration. This year we’re thrilled
to present Mariachi Vargas de Tecalitlán to headline the
event. Join us for El Grito with the Mexican Consulate of
San Francisco, Community Leadership Awards, and exciting
on-stage entertainment with LBC’s Mariachi Ensemble, Ballet
Folklórico Ireri, and more on our website. Viewing is free!
Additional support provided by Sonoma Clean Power
and Goals Foundation
Fri, Dec 10, 2021 Rodney Strong Vineyards Dance Series
7:00pm 15th Annual Posada Navideña
by Calidanza Dance Company
Welcome back! Calidanza Dance Company welcomes the
community back to celebrate Christmas together at the Luther
Burbank Center. Enjoy the annual Posada Navideña evening
as Calidanza performs the vibrant dance, music, and song of
Mexico. Last year, Calidanza partnered with LBC to bring you
the Posada show, virtually. This year, join Artistic Director,
Steven Valencia, and the Company, in person at the theater,
for a tradition-filled night of lively dance, colorful costumes,
festive music—the right start to the holiday season.
Tickets include free arts and crafts in the lobby starting at
6:00pm and free Posada celebration immediately following
the show.
$10 adult, $5 child, $2 lap passes for children 2 and
under available the day of the show
14 Education Through the Arts | FALL 2021Our Supporters Our Supporters
The LBC’s Education Through the Arts programs are highly subsidized in order to keep costs affordable for all. Thanks to the
generosity of our members, donors, and sponsors, we serve more than 50,000 children and adults annually. We’d like to
recognize these individuals and institutional supporters for their direct contributions to our education and outreach activities
from July 1, 2020 to June 30, 2021. Thank you!
Amaturo Family Foundation, Inc. Marc Hagenlocher and Anonymous Fund of MCF Rekha Skantharaja/
Mike and Karen Bergin Anita Wiglesworth Clay and Carrie Mauritson Tangram Insurance Services
Gordon Blumenfeld Ed and Kathleen Hamilton/ Lewis Meyers Sonoma Clean Power
The BoDean Fund/Community Tekberry Staffing Bruce and Lauren Morrison Spaulding McCullough & Tansil LLP
Foundation of Sonoma County Carol Hanes-Nason Grace Navarro and Ed Ticoulat Marlene and Martin Stein/
Connor Brooks Marilyn and Robert Heller Rick Nowlin and Don Strand Jewish Community Foundation
Sara and Dixon Browder Lisa Ann and Ed Hilario Ernesto and Rita Olivares Mike and Jessica Sutton
The Bundschu Family Bruce Hinshaw Carolyn Petersen Sherry and Pete Swayne
Brad and Robin Calkins Ann Hudson Susan and Alan Preston John and Louise Tallarida
Rena Charles and Alex Klado Christopher and Amy Hunsberger In memory of Nathan Abdallah Proto Darlene and Willie Tamayo
Bob and Sandy Comstock Jay Hunsberger and Chad Hostetler Philip and Tina Rasori Ellen and Chuck Wear
Albert and Sally Davies Jeff and Barbara Ireland Susan Reese/Fidelity Charitable John and Laura Whiting/
Julia DeMeo In memory and honor of Gary and Rebecca Rosenberg/ Schwab Charitable Fund
Matt Dolan/Liberty Mutual Insurance Selma Mayer Isenberg and Rosenberg Enterprises Greg Yates/Face & Body
Joanne Dow/JPMorgan her son, Jean Isenberg Andrew and Monica Rowley/ Professionals Inc.
Charitable Giving Lynda and Louis Jordan/ Goals Foundation Anonymous (3)
The Engine is Red Fidelity Charitable Andy Tautges and Mary Sandberg
Farley Family Charitable Foundation Tim and Ariel Kelley Alan and Susan Seidenfeld
Julia L. Grant/Community Foundation The Lahiri Family Robin Seltzer and Bill Wertzberger
Sonoma County Christopher Larkins
A special thanks for this year’s very generous support from
Mrs. Evert Person and the Ernest L. and Ruth Finley Foundation for
Evert Person’s ArtReach and The Evert Person Bus Fund.
ERNEST L. AND RUTH W.
FINLEY FOUNDATION
FARLEY FAMILY
CHARITABLE FOUNDATION
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